Getting Out of Debt

March 11, 2005

Getting Out of Debt

Credit card debt. Mortgage. Second mortgage. Bad credit. No credit. High interest. Creditors.

The list of words that put a know in your stomach go on and on. Having been seriously in debt before, I understand the feeling. It isn't pleasant.

I have searched high and low to find rock-solid information to help people who have found themselves deep in debt and recently came upon the teachings of Leo Quinn, Jr., who professes to have helped thousands of Americans handle their money better. Today's site deals with the debt trap, and how to escape from it.

I typically don't write about individual products for a number of reasons, some personal and some business. But with the overwhelming numbers of Americans who are suffering from debt and financial woes, and with the recommendations of some trusted friends, I found this site too important to pass by.

I have always thought that a debt-lowering solution that DIDN'T make you feel like you'd "screwed up", or that has you cut back on all the things you enjoy in life, would be a wonderful thing indeed. Again, I'm not saying that the answer to all problems is a complete elimination of debt - HOWEVER, if very little or NO debt would make YOU feel wealthy...prosperous...and in charge of your life, then it certainly has tremendous value.

Leo Quinn offers such a program, like "Wealth Beyond Reason", flies in the face of conventional wisdom (which I always like). Best of all, it's a program that absolutely will eliminate debt quicker than anything I've seen before as far as "mainstream strategies. Having more debts actually helps you! (I know that last statement seems crazy, so you'll want to investigate for yourself...)

So, IF you FEEL that the debt in your life is like a huge weight, preventing you from feeling free to think BIG and without limits, I definitely recommend checking into Leo's program. But there are the following caveats:

Leo's usual audience is not one that has immersed itself in the principles of the Law of Attraction. He therefore focuses on some points that if it were me, would de-emphasize. This is mainly in the area of ways to save money. Now, some of the ways listed are excellent and practical. It is such a thorough list, however, that it MIGHT have you looking at the way you "do money", and perhaps start to feel bad, or regretful for how you've invested or spent. DON'T let yourself go down that road! If, however, his suggestions light you up, and allow you to see how you can actually create" money by using some of his tips (which was his
intention), then by all means use them. You might find just the answers you're looking for, and literally end up with hundreds more dollars in your pocket every month as a result of using some of his ideas.

However, it's his "Debt Elimination" formula that is so exciting to me. It's simple, it's logical, it moves FAST, and it reads contrary to so much of what we've been told, like "Pay off high interest debt first." He shows exactly why that is NOT a good idea!

So, if this subject "speaks to you", I do recommend visiting Leo, and looking at his "How To Own Your Paycheck Again" package. It's definitely worth a look.

http://www.leoquinn.com


Comments on “Getting Out of Debt”

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  1. Rick Brown on March 22, 2005 11:37 PM

    I'll admit Leo Quinns book sounds compelling. But at $67 I'm somewhat skeptical. I know there are a lot of testimomials on his sight but I don't trust those much. I'd rather hear from someone who didn't care for his book much and actually got their money back. I'm still debating.

  2. jaleisetr on February 21, 2007 04:06 AM

    hi its testing


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